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Mirage 2000

Hellenic Air Force (Greece) Mirage 2000EGM #228, 332 Mira Geraki "Hawk", Tanagra AFB, 2002

HA1604

True 1/72 scale Professionally painted Great attention to detail All markings are Tampoed (pad applied) Option to display the model on a stand that is provided Model can be shown with the landing gear in the down or up positions Loads of optional armament has been provided Canopy can be displayed open or closed Extremely heavy metal with a minimum of plastic Highly collectable

The 332 All Weather Squadron was formed on August 11, 1989, as part of 114 Combat Wing at Tanagra and was given the call sign “Geraki” (Hawk). On November 1st, 1989, sporting their blue and gray camouflage paint schemes, the first 14 Mirage 2000s were delivered to former Mirage F-1CG and F-4E Phantom pilots. 332 Squadron was certified on the Mirage 2000EG in November 1990. The primary tasks of the Hellenic Mirage 2000s are as an all-weather interceptor and anti-shipping where the main weapon is the Exocet AM-39 Missile.

114 Combat Wing

HAF emblem and Motto Always Dominate the Heights

332 MPK Mira Pantos Kerou (Interceptor Sqn)

Additional Specifications for the 2000EGM The 2000E is a single-seat Multi-role export model based on 2000C with an M53-P2 power plant. They feature an ICMS 1 defensive countermeasures suite, which is an updated version of the standard Mirage 2000C countermeasures suite and is characterized by two small antennae near the top of the tailfin. These Mirage 2000s were later modified in the field to carry the Aerospatiale AM39 Exocet anti-ship missile. Other differences from the 2000C include RDM radar with CW illumination for Super 530D AAM, two main computers, with expanded memory, ULISS 52 INS, improved ECM, VE-130 HUD, VMC-180 head-down and expanded weapon options. They also have an improved self-defence (ICMS Mk 1).

Specifications Type: Mirage 2000C Function: fighter First flight: 1978 Crew: 1 Engines: (1) SNECMA M53-P2 afterburning turbofan Thrust: 14,462 lb (64.3 kN) 21,385 lb (95.1 kN) with afterburner Length: 47.10 ft (14.36 m) Height: 17.02 ft (5.20 m) Wing Area: 441 ft2 (41.98 m2) Wingspan: 29.96 ft (9.13 m)

Empty Weight: 16,534 lb (7,500 kg) Max. Weight: 17000 kg Normal take-off weight: 20,944 lb (9,500 kg) [fighter mission] Max take-off weight: 37,480 lb (17,000 kg) Max payload: 13,890 lb (6,300 kg)

Speed: at altitude: 1,455 mph (2,340 km/h) at 36,090 ft (11,000 m), Mach 2.2 [sustained] 1,550 mph (2,495 km/h), Mach 2.35 [dash] at sea level: 915 mph (1,470 km/h), Mach 1.2 Initial rate of climb: 55,971 ft (17,076 m) / min Service ceiling: 54,000ft (16,460m) Range: typical: 380 nm (700 km) ferry: 2,000 nm (3,704 km)

Armament: (2) 30-mm DEFA 554 cannons (125 rds ea) External hard-points: 9 Air-to-Air Missile: Matra Super 530, Matra 550 Magic, MICA Air-to-Surface Missile: AS.37, AS.39 Exocet, Wasp, ASMP cruise missile, AS30/ARMAT ARM Bombs: BAP 100, Durandal, BGL 1000 laser-guided, 250/400 kg GP, cluster bombs Other: ECM pods, rocket pods

THESE PICTURES ARE PRE-PRODUCTION AND NOT THE FINAL PRODUCT.

Hobby Master 1/72 Air Power Series HA1604 Mirage 2000EGM #228 Hellenic Air Force (Greece) 332 Mira Geraki Hawk, 2002

Added to archive2019-01-02
Last modified2019-01-02